Timely Information:
• Devil's Gate Restoration Project info & construction schedule
• Wildfire information links from California FireSafe Council
• Current fire information is here. (11/30/24: There are no active LA County fires)
Fire season is becoming a year-round phenomenon. Be vigilant and stay safe!
• UPDATED: Scroll down for an update on the drought as of November 2024.
• Look under the Links tab for neighborhood associations and watches and a list of community resources.
>>> Check out the Resources tab for links relating to meeting topics (updated November 2024) <<<
Welcome
The Altadena Coalition of Neighborhood Associations was established in 2010 to provide a means for Altadena neighborhood associations and Neighborhood Watch groups to network and share ideas and best practices. ACONA meetings are held bimonthly at the Altadena Community Center. All are welcome to attend.
Next Meeting
Tuesday, February 25, 7–8:30 p.m. at the Altadena Community Center and via Zoom
If you are not on our mailing list for meeting notifications and would like to be: Contact us.
(Note: Meetings are not always recorded.)
Topic: TBA
Did you attend the November 11, 2024 meeting? Take our survey. If you didn't attend, use the survey to let us know why. You can also use the survey to suggest future meeting topics.
Meeting Dates for 2025 (All dates are Tuesdays)
February 25
May 27
August 26
November 25
Update on the Drought
The US Drought Monitor reports that Los Angeles County is out of drought. However, much of the central part of the state is experiencing abnormally dry conditions, and the southeastern half of the state bordering Nevada and Arizona is in moderate to extreme drought.
"Californians cannot let their guard down when preparing for a hotter and drier future driven by climate change. As a state we must embrace water conservation as a way of life, rain or shine."
Julie Saare-Edmonds, Senior Environmental Scientist
California Department of Water Resources
Site with guides to water conservation and all things green. (Thanks to Blake Stevens and his fellow Boy Scouts for this link.)
Home water conservation tips
The Foothill Municipal Water District is advising making water conservation a way of life in this press release.
More tips for water conservation at home.
Thank you to Girl Scouts Heart of Central California Council for sending us this article about saving water while traveling, both at home before the trip and on the road.
Thank you to Connor J. for sending us this link on home/garden water conservation
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